def test_dangling_feature_tags():
# Raise exception if there are any tags without a feature definition.
contents = "\n".join([
"@dangling",
])
with assert_raises(ParsingError) as error_context:
parse_bank(contents)
assert_in("dangling tags", error_context.exception.message.lower())
assert_equal(1, error_context.exception.line)
def test_feature_tags_not_followed_by_feature():
contents = "\n".join([
"@these_are_feature_tags",
"@they_should_be_followed_only_by_a_feature",
"Scenario: This is an error of some kind",
])
with assert_raises(ParsingError) as error_context:
parse_bank(contents)
assert_in("invalid line", error_context.exception.message.lower())
assert_equal(3, error_context.exception.line)
def test_dangling_scenario_tags():
contents = "\n".join([
"Feature: Tags and the end of the file",
" Scenario: A bad scenario",
" Given we a scenario",
" And then some tags come out of nowhere, really",
" @this_is_bad",
])
with assert_raises(ParsingError) as error_context:
parse_bank(contents)
assert_in("dangling tags", error_context.exception.message.lower())
assert_equal(5, error_context.exception.line)
def test_multiline_text_error():
# If a multiline text is started but not finished, raise a parser error.
contents = "\n".join([
"Feature: A multiline text error",
" Scenario: A bad scenario",
" Given a multiline text that isn't closed:",
" \"\"\"",
" This multiline text has no end!",
])
with assert_raises(ParsingError) as error_context:
parse_bank(contents)
assert_in("multiline", error_context.exception.message.lower())
assert_equal(4, error_context.exception.line)
